Scores injured in police-protesters clash in Jumla

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JUMLA, Aug 13: Some dozen protesters were injured as they clashed with police during agitation against inclusion of Karnali zone in far-west province.

The clash was ensued after police reportedly hurled stones at demonstrators. The protest has entered fifth day on Thursday.

Protesters have accused the law enforcement agency of hurling stones at them to hinder their peaceful rally.

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